How do I submit a request for Epic and outlook?
Requests for trainee access to applications such as EPIC and Outlook, are now submitted through UMMS Service Desk Portal. Paper forms will not be accepted.
How do I submit an OSR epic access request?
Step 1: You, the student, should first complete the OSR EPIC Access Request Form . Please provide your UMSOM Faculty mentor’s name department and best email address, not a resident or coordinator. (Your faculty mentor will automatically receive a request to complete the Approval Form.
What is epic portfolio epic medical student access?
The Office of Student Research provides EPIC Portfolio Medical Student access for first and second-year medical students who are on clinical rotation or are in need of Epic Access for research with UMSOM Faculty PIs. These students are also required to complete Portfolio Epic Medical Student Training.
How do I get help with using Epic?
There are many ways to get help with using Epic. Any issues with the electronic medical record system should be promptly reported so that they can be resolved quickly. Please be prepared to provide your name, JHED ID, job role, location, department, call back number, HELP desk ticket number, issue and whether or not there is support available.
Does Johns Hopkins have an electronic medical record?
Johns Hopkins Medicine now has a single, integrated electronic medical record system for the entire enterprise. Epic incorporates scheduling and registration, clinical documentation, computerized provider order entry (CPOE), ePrescribing and Charge Capture. It also improves the critical connection to affiliate and referring physicians across Johns Hopkins Medicine.
Does Epic call pharmacy after cancelling order?
All providers using Epic are reminded to call their patient’s pharmacy after canceling a medication order/prescription within the electronic medical record. Johns Hopkins outpatient pharmacies and community pharmacies are not automatically notified when a medication order is cancelled in Epic, which may create patient safety issues, ...
